Sentence examples for election mischief from inspiring English sources
As might be expected, many Pakistanis believe the I.S.I. was shoulder-deep in election mischief.
In San Francisco, a city where public protests of some sort occur daily, accusations of election mischief are fairly de rigueur.
NAIROBI, Kenya — With the results from Kenya's closely contested elections still up in the air and evidence growing of election mischief, riots erupted across the country on Saturday.
But nothing quite matches farm policy for election-year mischief.
Anti-Arpaio forces see signs that the sheriff is breaking a sweat — in the abundance of outside money, ferocious negative ads and election-related mischief.
While the governor and legislative negotiators work on closing the deficit gap, the New York State Legislature, never a particularly inspiring place at any time, is busy with its end-of-session election-year mischief.
They argue that electronic voting from any of the current systems on the market opens the door to mischief and election fraud going beyond anything seen in the world of paper ballots and mechanical voting machines.
Moreover, comics have a long history of making mischief around election time.
"We came up against a deep mischief during this election," he said.
The Washington Post reported Friday that the Central Intelligence Agency had determined that Russia had intervened in the presidential election not just to make mischief but to boost Trump's chances.
